Knowra The Coca-Cola Company The Coca-Cola Company The Coca-Cola Company is an American multinational beverage corporation that develops, markets, and sells soft drinks and other beverages. Its best-known brand is Coca-Cola.
Coca-Cola bottling system : A network in which Coca-Cola supplies beverage concentrates while bottlers produce, package, and distribute finished drinks. Independent bottlers turn the company’s concentrates into locally packaged products.
John Pemberton : An American pharmacist who created the original Coca-Cola beverage in 1886. Pemberton devised the drink before the corporation existed.
Diet Coke : A sugar-free cola introduced by The Coca-Cola Company in 1982. It extended the company’s cola business into the diet soft-drink market.
Coca-Cola advertising : Marketing campaigns used to promote Coca-Cola and its related brands. The company helped make distinctive, globally recognizable beverage advertising a core business tool.
PepsiCo : An American multinational food and beverage corporation and a major competitor to The Coca-Cola Company. The two corporations compete in colas, other drinks, and global brand marketing.
Coca-Cola formula : The proprietary recipe used to make Coca-Cola, including its flavoring blend. The guarded formula is central to the flagship product’s identity.
Asa Griggs Candler : An American businessman who acquired Coca-Cola rights and built its early national market. Candler’s promotion and organization established the business that became the company.
Coca-Cola Zero Sugar : A sugar-free cola designed to resemble the taste of Coca-Cola. It targets consumers seeking the flagship taste without sugar.
Santa Claus in popular culture : The evolving depiction of Santa Claus in literature, art, advertising, and entertainment. Coca-Cola campaigns helped popularize a familiar modern image of Santa, without inventing it.
Keurig Dr Pepper : An American beverage company whose portfolio includes Dr Pepper and Keurig coffee systems. It is another major beverage rival with a distinct mix of brands and businesses.
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